Changed my faucet on the old Dodge

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*UPDATE*New faucet installed!Early today before it got too hot here I worked on removing my old faucet and installing my new one- this was more difficult than I expected because of the small amount of space to work in and how awkward it was to move in there. I had to remove the sink to get at the 40 year old plumbing!Old Faucet out!Installing new faucetand......working!Checking for leaks- all clean and clear!Hard work, but worth it with plumbing all secured and new more useful faucet.Thanks for checking in on this project!

gbopp · Answer

It seems like many RV projects are more difficult than we expect. :)Nice report, thanks for posting.

2oldman · Answer

Looks like the old one.

traveler7 · Answer

2oldman wrote:Looks like the old one.That's just the angle of the picture- the new one is more of a swan neck that gives me more room to get a pot onder it and more room clearance for an attached PUR Filter.Better pic of old faucet:New ones box-

almot · Answer

One-handle faucet is better, can be operated with your wrist or elbow if needed.

Single stainless sink was the best thing I did to my kitchen. Unbelievable how much counter space it freed up, compared to previous 27" plastic double sink. Mine is probably slightly wider than yours, 17" overall width.

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